Unreasonable searches and seizures that violate the ___________ Amendment can
trigger the federal exclusionary rule.
The officer in a pretextual stop usually suspects the driver (or a passenger) of having
committed, or being in the process of committing, a serious crime.
Child pornography web sites generate more than $3 billion annually of illegal money.
The law of electronic surveillance was modified by the USA ____________ Act.
In federal courts, the Frye test was replaced by the ____________ test.
___________suspicion is therefore more than a hunch, a gut reaction, or mere
suspicion.
Rule 702 has already resulted in changes in how _________evidence is received.
Fingerprints are ____________ (rather than direct) evidence of guilt.
Officers can make warrantless searches of premises if incident to an arrest.
Direct evidence is evidence that proves a fact in issue by the use of inferences.
As compared to most businesses, businesses deemed “closely regulated businesses”
have less Fourth Amendment protection.
Judicial _____________ is an exception to the traditional methods of presenting
evidence.
In Maryland v. Buie, the Supreme Court recognized a(n) ____________________
exception to the warrant requirement.
Some courts hold that security screenings at airports, courthouses, and other public
facilities can be justified on the theory that the persons involved consent to the search
and seizure by attempting to use the facility.
Define and discuss the concept of ‘standing.” What are the requirements for a person to
have standing to contest a Fourth Amendment search? Be sure to provide examples.
Describe and discuss the Sixth Amendment rights of defendants with regard to
witnesses.
The exclusionary rule does not apply in probation or ____________ revocation
proceedings.